These foreign nationals are the silent engines that keep many of the region's cities running, but the war has exposed some of ...

LOOKING up at the starry night sky Lauren Walton couldn’t believe her new life. The 32-year-old had left her job in Birmingham to live in stunning nature abroad. She now earns three times as ...

Resume Genius, an online career platform and resume builder, identified the top 10 careers with high median salaries and projected job growth in which women make up 50% or more of workers, using data ...

A recent Naukri.com survey says many women employees hide their marriage or maternity plans as they fear such disclosures could reduce their chances of being hired or promoted ...

For thousands of workers in Dubai's tourism sector, the Middle East war has brought business to a standstill -- leaving their ...

Thousands of residents across the United Arab Emirates have recently found themselves unexpectedly stranded outside the ...

Cooking at home and buying basic Indian groceries can cost around 800 dirhams a month. Adding roughly 200 dirhams for a mobile plan and laundry pushes the total monthly expenditure to about 3,000 ...

Dubai and Abu Dhabi were long seen as havens in an uncertain world. Now, the cities are caught in a conflict with Iran that's impossible to ignore.

From hotel balconies to heaving beach clubs, Western residents in the United Arab Emirates are navigating a surreal reality where missiles streak across a sky.

The directive follows UAE holiday announcement for public and private sectors Dubai: Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of ...

As tensions escalate in the Middle East, some expats in Dubai are questioning long-term plans, while others defend the city's stability.

A 32-year-old software engineer based in Dubai is considering leaving Dubai after nearly ten years in tech. The techie revealed the harsh reality of working in Dubai. (Pexels/Representational Image) ...